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Zip Zip cannot be empty. Enter Your Information. Models largely preceded actors and other entertainers as cover stars. In fact, they dominated at Vogue right up until , the first year that more actors than mannequins were tapped for the honor. In when movies were still silent the cleft-chinned Shakespearean stage actress Julia Marlowe was featured.

Thirty-nine years later, Gene Tierney became the first film star to have a cover credit. In , Emma Stone became the most recent cover star to snag a gold statuette for her performance in La La Land. She is impetuous, too. Edna Woolman Chase, who started out addressing envelopes, held her tenure the longest: 37 years. At one time, Chase oversaw the British, French, and German editions of the publication, in addition to American Vogue.

Some of the talents, who found a home at Vogue , went on to become household names. Joan Didion started out as a copy editor at Vogue before working her way up to associate features editor. The first Olympian to be featured was that star of track and field Marion Jones, in Tennis champ Serena Williams is the only athlete who has two cover credits.